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Show time is 8 p.m.; doors open
at 7 p.m. (light snacks and cash bar;
dietary laws observed). General
seating is $36. Sponsorship oppor-
tunities are available: $180 includes
two premium reserved seats; $500
includes two premium table seats
with complimentary all-night drinks
and mention in the program); $2,500
includes front-row premium reserved
table for four people, complimentary
drinks, valet parking and mention in
the program.
For tickets and sponsorships, call
(248) 327-3579 or go to www.aishin-
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Rock On
Jazz-rock icons Walter Becker and
Donald Fagen (he's the Jewish member
of the duo) of Steely Dan bring their
Heavy Rollers 2007 Tour to Freedom
Hill Amphitheatre in Sterling Heights
8 p.m. Monday,
June 4.
Supported
by a 10-piece
band, Becker and
Fagen will draw
from their own
catalogue of hits
Donald Fagen of
(seven platinum
Steely Dan
albums released
between 1972
and 1980), as well as Fagen's recently
released Morph the Cat (winner of
the 2007 Grammy for Best Surround
Sound Album) and Becker's upcom-
ing solo release, due later this year.
On Oct. 2, Universal Records will
release The Best of Steely Dan, a three-
decade-plus career compilation of
smash songs.
Tickets are $59.50 pavilion and
$25 lawn and are available at all
Ticketmaster locations; also available
by phone at (248) 645-6666 or online
at livenation.com . i
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The Patio
Is Open!
downtown
Plymouth
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at an Army intelligence train-
ing center at Camp Ritchie, Md.
From D-Day to the end of the war,
these men served on the front
lines and behind the front as
interrogators and psychological
warfare experts. Many of the now
elderly "Ritchie Boys" are inter-
viewed.
Reality Notes
As of press time, stylist Ben
Mollin is still in the running on
Shear Genius,
Bravo's hairstyl-
ing competition
show airing 10
p.m. Wednesdays.
Mollin comes
from a religious
home in Indiana,
Brett Ratner
and his father
is a synagogue choral director.
I expect his folks are happy for
his success but less than thrilled
about his many tattoos.
On the Lot, a new reality show
produced by Steven Spielberg
and Mark Burnett (Survivor),
began airing on Fox on May 22.
Lot is sort of an American Idol
for aspiring filmmakers, who are
competing for a $1-million devel-
opment deal.
The first week, some 50 semifi-
nalists were chosen out of 12,000
people who submitted videos to
the program. Among the semifi-
nalists was Michael B. Chait, 22,
who grew up in West Bloomfield
and now divides his time between
his hometown and Chicago. Chait
entered the contest at the urg-
ing of his girlfriend, parents and
friends.
The second week the number
of contestants was winnowed
down to a lucky 18 finalists (did
Spielberg decide on the number
"chai"?).
Unforturnately, Chait was not
among them, having been elimi-
nated on the episode that aired
May 28.
Jewish judges on the show
include directors Brett Ratner
and Jon Avenet and actress
Carrie Fisher. Director Garry
Marshall — perhaps the most
Jewish non-Jew on Earth — is the
remaining judge. 7
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